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  1. Save A Lot - 5014 East Busch Boulevard

    5014 East Busch Boulevard, Temple Terrace FL 33617

    3.8 Good 148 reviews

    “Wonderful service ! Reynaldo (not sure if I'm spelling his name right) was so amazing - he is a security guard and was helping me find items in the store , got me a cart, was helping me to bag , you name it ! Such an amazing asset to this store, genuinely. The Hispanic male security guard (who said he was in middle school in 2016 (!!!) lol - was also so amazing and so sweet. Really really good shopping experience overall. I came in on Wednesday night 8/5/26 around 9pm . Will be back to shop here again for sure!”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 9221 North 56th Street

    9221 North 56th Street, Temple Terrace FL 33617

    3.2 Average 119 reviews

    “This is definitely one of the bigger, better, and cleaner Dollar Trees that I have come across! Of course, they carry the essentials like snacks, toys, personal care, decorations, etc. I was pleasantly surprised by the frozen food section, there were some quality brands being carried here. I loved browsing the art supplies section, there were many aisles dedicated to all kinds of crafts.”

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  3. Dollar General - 12909 North 56th Street

    12909 North 56th Street, Temple Terrace FL 33617

    2.8 Average 132 reviews

    “This Dollar general is amazing and the customer service is above and beyond Mya and Will helped me find what I needed and I will always come back. Thank you for your service”

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